Kay Francis stars in Give Me Your Heart at Imperial
Next week at Roanoke Rapids Imperial Theatre Kay Francis heads a strong cast in Give Me Your Heart a cosmopolitan drama based on Sweet Aloes by Jay Mallory. The film follows a English girl's romance with a nobleman, a marriage, and a dramatic meeting in America ending in a major climax.
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Imperial Theatre
Kay Francis
George Brent
Roland Young
Patric Knowles
Henry Stephenson
Frieda Inescott
Helen Flint
Halliwell Hobbes
Jeffie Tilbury
Elspeth Dudgeon
Warner Bros
America
Archie L. Mayo
Stage fight stuns Paris audience as bottles fly
Report of a brawl in Paris where two top sopranos exchanged blows and bottles were hurled, drawing cheers from some onlookers as the incident revived memories of wild theatre days.
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Paris
American Weekly
Washington Herald
No Man's Land Between Intersections Dares Pedestrians
Travelers Insurance figures show 4,500 pedestrians died while crossing between intersections and nearly 75,000 were injured last year. Jaywalking alone accounted for over a quarter of pedestrian deaths and injuries in 1935. Cross at intersections and wait for signals to live out your span.
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No Man’s Land
Love
Insurance Company
Townsfolk Gather for Weekend Visits and Travels
Misses Hattie Humphreys Pauline Kendrick and Virginia Ogle spent Saturday in Norfolk. Mrs. Sam Bunn and daughter Ann returned from Rocky Mount. Mesdames Claude Keene and S. J. Bounds spent Sunday at Fort Monroe. Lena Purdy of Ebony Virginia visited the Purdys this week. Mesdames Beaman Helms Jimmie Curran and Wesley Mays were in Clarksville Sunday. Nettie Mae Johnson returned to Washington DC Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H E Jackson and son Edward with Mesdames Merritt and Gid Smith spent Thursday in Raleigh for the fair. Lill Loy of Wilson visited Sunday. William Parker of Stokes moved here Friday. Joe Hatem returned to E C T C Greenville. Eugene Crutchfield of Norfolk visited Sunday. Dallas Reeves returned from Durham to see his mother at Duke Hospital. Mrs Hunt Johnston of Littleton shopped Monday.
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Hattie Humphreys
Pauline Kendrick
Virginia Ogle
Tree
Norfolk
Sam Bunn
Ann
Rocky Mount
Claude Keene
J. Bounds
Fort Monroe
Lena Purdy
Ebony
Raymond
Purdly
Mesdames Beaman Helms
Jimmie Curran
Wesley Mays
Clarksville
Nettie Mae Johnson
Washington, D. C
H. E. Jackson
Edward
W. H. Merritt
Gid Smith
Raleigh
Lill Loy
Wilson
William Parker
Stokes
Joe Hatem
E.C. T.C
Greenville
Eugene Crutchfield
Dallas Reeves
Durham
Duke Hospital
Hunt Johnston
Littleton
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Roanoke Rapids Theatres
Imperial
Mary Boland
Charlie Ruggles
Cain and
Mabel
Marion Davies
Clark Gable
Coney Island
Harry Warren
al Dubin
David Carlyle
Miss Davies
Sammy White
Mun
Hugh Herbert
the Peoples
Tim McCoy
Bulldog Courage
J. W. Ferrell
R. L. Ferrell
Williard Ferrell
Ada Gray
Elizabeth Gray
Roxboro
Ge &E
The
Roanoke Rapids
Give ME
Your Heart
Donald Woods
Cain
Guy Kibbee
Sybil Jason the
Wallace Beery
Cecilia Parker
Old Hutch
Shirley Temple
Frank Morgan
Warren Hull
Patricia Ellis
Phantom Rider
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